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Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
YOU Jan BET
Your Bottom Dollar That They ar,
For The Boys

After due deliberation and the &C
CURED knowledge Of the worth OF boys,
l deem 1t my duty to distribute to ali
purchasers Of "a boys suits beautiful
and substantial brass-bouni snare
drum Rem ember distinctly that there
are only 130 left, and it would be ,sd
visable In order to eecure one. to 90
Inn me diately to Meyers Grand Central
Clothing Depot, northwest corner of
Fifth aud Market streets. / remain,
most respectfully, the peoples servant,
NJ. MEYERS
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
~1OlAL aRUTlOU,
n y . Ia0s

that eve1ybody ought TO know that A..
Sergeant gives 22l0 ns. Of the hest.
well-oleaAsd coal In every ton you buy.
Oak. pine and hickory kindlinR wood
IN large loads. Lime for whitevasb-
Ing. Yard, foot OF Monroe street. Gen.
trAl oMce, Heventh and King streets.
Look for the blue sign. Open In the
evening.
Bush's, French street uharf, In tn
plAco 10 buv your c0Al
Tor goa coal 70 10 Bush's, French
street. WhArf.
Everybody ohews LowBsll. Just f3ts
the mouth. Sold by all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Retaliation Threatened.

A telegram from Niagara Falls, Onta-
rio, says !: The action OF the United
States authorities in taking the names of
Canadians employed on the American
side as they pass over the bridge causes
great indignation here The citizens
threaten that If any bill compelling Cana
diaHs who work in the United States to
live there be put into effect they will bring
about measures to have the railways
transact their business on the Cal adian
side of the river.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
A Cara.

To oil who are suffering from the ar.
rors and indiscretions Of youth, nervous
WEAKNESS. early decay, loss Of manhood,
CO., VIII send recipe that will cure
you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary
Id south America. Send self I'd ddress-
ed envelope 10 the REv. JosEi II T,
INMAN Station d. New York CITY.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
She Did Mot AnnAa.

"a oolored woman named Lewis an
PeAfed before Clerk Hyland on satur
Sns s ano swore out q warrant for hel
nhusoand, nh John Lewis, whom sh,
ansrged with committing an assam,
ua battery on her He was anre.t I'D
aa ,nu held until this morning, when th,
Jase Ths WAS called In the city CONT. bnt a,
n.o o VIE had relented and did net An,
p'"r tne case WAS dism isaed,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Mrs. Johpson's Death.

Tho Sunday Pniladelphis Press con.
tains the follow ing from NorristOwn in
relation to the mysterious death OF Mrs
johnson In Wilmington last Thursday
When John johnson left home las.
Thursdsy morning to 20 to his place OF
business he left his wife In good health
and spirits. The day had half passed
when he received q telegram announc.
ing her death IN Wilmington. He found
that she had left home soon after his
departure, accompanied BY . Mrs
Charles Money. Mrs. johnson had
several days before told some of her
acQuaintsnces that she was going away
to come she said to Chester and o.her
to Wilmington. To one person she said
III ! come back stick don't be sur.
prised" On Thursday night her body
was brought to Norristown accompa-
nted by . Wilmington ply sicisn, who
hurried away at day light next morning. Z.
He had given . certificate Of death,
rerresen ntiDg heart disease % the caute e.
but suspicious OF malpractice deter.
mined Mr.. johnson to have an investi.
CATION made BY the authorities of this
county.
Coroner King kincr SUNNI oned Jury
aud District Attorney Wsnger conduct.
Cd the examination. A post morte m
was held, the result Of which has no.
yet been made public, as the inquest
was adjourned this afternoon owing to
the abse noe Of Mrs. Money, who went
With Mrs. johnson to Wilmington.
The coroner had summoned her 10 ap
pear, and as she did not obty he went
to her house, where he found hsr 40
parently sick In bed. Enough IL known
OF the medical examination to state on
the authority of one OF the physicians
that no evidence of . criminal opera
ton WAS found. This will be definitely
known on Monday, when the INQUEST
meets again. In the meantime the coro
ner's physician has gone to Wilmington
10 gain some information from the phy
siciaus there. District Attorney Wan.
ger was down there last night on the
same mission, but failed to elicit an.
facts. Mrs. John son died In q Mrs,
Grihth's house. The authorities of
this county are determined to make
thorough investigation before they Rive
up the casa.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
OF JULY.

iiv II and country, take
Lt,ss Ltss Of Holidays ta t;
i their purchases Of
kipg, and Tor their com. m.
,aS convenience. we
S,,n obliged to KEEf n
N NJ, DOORS on the 4th
tbi,lisve this ys year s they
.apt our faithful work .
to join them in a real sA
fashioned 4th. SO
! IS TO NOTIFY
| MANY PATRONS
nj We WILL BE
SED JULY 4th,. and
may be no disap'
nsnt we give this very
notice.
too had we can't have
Ire Works-both day
ight. Is there no way
dty the Law SO that
By. Of 81 may get Just
ed the spirit of '7o
mod wear of 'S7?
|psse we ask His
Mayor Filler to visit
Bunker Hill on the 4th,
tMr. Director Stokley,
erned for himself a
y, ought TO stay at
] (Long Branch) in the
Of his family. But,
they 60 instruct their
Policemen not to touch
Boys on the Fourth;
y them have a good
Fhioled tim e-t ire
ers, Fire Works and
fitional Bargains in
Prgain Room, They
ft all sold on Saturday.
Schnabel
orkscrew Dress Coat
est $40 90. |
down to SI2.oo;|
erglceable.
ldleds Of other Suits
haf-price.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

WHY WILL YOU cough when Shiloh't
Cure will give immediate relief. Price
10 cents, 30 cents and 81. Sold by N,
b. DanfOrth, cor. 2nd & Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
3-B. Il, B.-3-B, Is. R.-3.

81. r. Bourbon g Bro manufac.
turers, N. W. Cor. and and Orange Sts,
r. 3. Oigafa by the box speciality.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

SHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-A
positive cure for catarrn. d dipblb. ria and
canker mouth. Sold by N q. Ds n forth.
cor. End & Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

You never saw 30 many bats ard
bonuets at one time ~ there are aL 6l7
Market street. Importers sale.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

THE REV. GEO. FL. THAyER, of Bour
bon. Ind. says: "Both my self and
wife owo our lives to Sbiloh's Consump.
tion Oure." Sold by N. B. Danforth,
cor. End b Market etreets.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

5000 hats and bonnets almost given
away; all consignment oods; must be
sold In two weeks. Mrs. Jacobs, 6l7
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

We invite those who have been una
BILE to get 9 -four that weuld just su It
them to give US trial. rs we know we
can satisfy them. ]. 8. Hamilton q
Co., Fifth and King,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

Best place to get beef, mutton or veal
Ia OF Lowell. stsll IL, City Market,
Telephone AL.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

A full line OF Fireworks at Mrs, Id
r. McOann's, Seventh and Tatnall,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
(in tn

Taylor & Fullerton's. No. 500 King
street, for pure drugs of all descrip-
tion.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Dr. SHINING White Pulmonlo B.ls.m

the great leading lung remedy of Will
mington, Del, and In fact every place
where It becomes known. 1t will posi-.
lively cure In every case II cure can
be effected al all. For coughs, sore
throat, hoarssness, Group, etc., It is
really grand. 500. and 81. Depot
Fourth and King streets. Sold by
DEALERS ~
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

Window awnings N ade to order bv
Fred. Hodges, 103 W. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

Fireworka, Wholesale and retnil. a,
Mrs. Ida +. McOann's, Seventh and Tat
nall.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

Cheapest place to order window AVN.
ings is at 1903 W. Eighth stleet.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
" by Borrow Trouble

whom you can always dnd just what
You want In hat or bonnet at Mrs. B. g,
Kirby 3, zoe King street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

Let tie thirsty try Buttermilk, such
as made at creamery, Fourth and Ship
ley streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
STRAW
MATING.
CHINA
MATING.
CANTON
MATING,

A complete line in plain aud
'ancies at prices to close our
stock.
Regular Reduced
Plain Mating ISc TIC
Fancy Mating 25c zoe
Plain Mating 3oc 2sc
Fancy Mating 2S 22c
Fancy Mating 3oc 2sc
Fancy Mating 45c ,sc
Complete line Of Brussels, In.
grain and Rag Carpets, Stair
and Entry Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Druggets, Rugs, Mats, Stair
Pads, &c.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

Subtraction guaranteed to those order
ing window awnings Of Fred. Hodges.
1O3 W. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

Fireworks at Fsrguscn'e. II Z. Pad
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

Importers consignment OF milliner
goods at 617 Market street. Wonderiu
bargains,
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Ladies' Shoes.
Mems Shoes.
Boys Shoes,
Children's Shoes

We have a full line of
Mems Low Walking Shoes
which we are closing at cost.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27
Base Bali.

The following games were playet
yesterday:
EBrooklyn-Brooklyn. 3; Athletic, 4.
Vile, 7.
SATURDAYS GAMEs
delphia, IL.
Ohicago-Chicago, 8; Boston, z.
Detroit-Detroit, 3; New York, IS.
ton, 8.
b.itimore-Baltimore, 8; Athletic, g.
Olevelard-Cleveland, 0; St Louis, 8
lyn, 2.
Wiiliamsport-Williamsport,4 4; Viii
keshsrre, 8.
AitoonE-Altoona, 6; Allentown, 16.
ing, 8.
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

of a. "a. a. Sharpe advertiEes for sale pair
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

IN !, XUuE - -
s'i,,uioots p plc's snsslT@..
lHsI s d o. h,,se,,gn IN e,nss sssiiIG sii5a ~ !
b M,,s u ~ ,1oaT.sis, a1ys, P.resSyyteSsila,nn Sl,n
ftaa'' C ''aday, jus Jsion ~ to Hirminraxn =
.s,..aren. .,.' :aisd,ag q otsg room. rTT,SSssas T,os.,als
| W. '''e' atsa'' : m. iTs'o r. lssv,ss:;
Daily Republican., 1887-06-27

For dry goods-Orauor q 90
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-22

He'U or'mnI Letter Ia GieOt. Democrat.
Glasscock Lcvee ls u larva and long
stretch Of einbankmeitin Madison Pariah,
10 this State. T. is about thirteen feet
high and Come ninety feet vide at tho
base, and fnus for quite three miles
through a low, sxampy region. This
lever was bnilt about three years sgn By
the United States engineers. This season,
when the river began to rise, Assistant
Engineer ~i'ougtass WA cent with d force
Of men to place the levee in good condi-
ton. They found tina. n colony Of beavers
RESTING IN the swamp had actually
hontycombal tho levee at one point
with their burrowe, which, however,
had not been discovered, becauaa
The entrance to the burrows was
under water. Tho bcnvera always com.
mence their excavations beneath the
water, for purposes OF coNCsRlment, and
then work upward. 1t had been reported
that the contractors who originally built
the !erte had filled ii in with logs and
empty pork barrels, which had yo.tet,
leaving the embankmtnt q mere shell,
but when tho HCrkin.n cut into the de.
iec!ivc portion they foUu! y heaver.hLu;.,
With its celia or ro5ina in tiers or s:uiies,
one above the other, until IRON bottom to
top OF the levfe ii was a vast collection oil
burrows or dera all connected by tunnels
or passages. Eight beavers vera killed by
the wOfkGen, ald Il large BeCtion OF the
leree had 10 be rebuilt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-22
Repeats Bishops Feat.

s' ' : tSHH
ChaElGH Howard Montague las. evening
performed Bishup's feat Of driving blind
folded through the streets and finding a
scRrt.I,in ~h'Ch had bGcn p.nviouBl? hid
den by Il committee Of newspaper men.
Al,er hiB eyes were hound At p0csstadei's
Theatre with Il allie handkerchief Mr..
Montyarc placed q p%aNLobbarL hat-hox
over his head. !ia then entered n carriage
in company with a. /. kp!ly, \. s. rarks,
7. y. MCt;ilI and A. u. Dyer. He last
rncf 4 ettnptc wooden cfusa upon his
knees, and firmly ctaHping one Of the COM
Inittpe by the wriat directed him 10 fix
his mind int"n'Iy On thu point Of the
CrOas indicating tbu direction in which the
carriage should 20. In tLis manner the
c~arriGvn wA driven i,y Mr.. MonIagno's
hiErf,t0H through several Rtraesa 10 the
Hotel BAN. Their" alr. Montague nliyhted
and rushed his HnlieCt Ivy y tormous ronto
10 one Of the large T0oinr on the frat floor,
where, having mOu:tpi . chAir, no discnv.
cred tho pin stuCk into tho cornice Of u
.eidebUHfa, q calendar hiding 1t from view.
His success WIS hBilcd viii, loud cheering
by the crowd outside the ho;dl.
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Ifret Trade,

The reduction OF internal revenue and
tho taking or OF revenue stamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no DOUBT has large.
y benefited this consumers, M we'll as re.
lle1ing the burden OF home manufactur.
ets. Especially is this tho caso with
GREEN'S august Fontr and Bo"hre'a Ger.
nun Syrup, M the reduction Of ttiity.six
cents per dozen, has been added to in.
crease The size Of the bottles containing
,heGe remedies, thereby giving one-lifth
more medicine in the IS cent siza. The
.luytA FHoter for Dyspepsia and Live,
Complaint, and this German Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
the largest Sal. Of any meiiCinpu in the
world. The advantage Of Increased siza
OF tho hotties will be greatly appreciated
ny tho Hick and afflicted, In every town
and village in civilized countries. Sample
bottles for 10 cent? rem1,n the same elze.
DIW
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4 Whit" owl Caught Mt Sen,

HD'hl H'II'it
The British steamer INpnnto, which nr.
rived At thin port on Saturday night from
Hall, England, brought one PasaeRy"-
u beautiful white owl, The owl joined tho
ship when Nh" wm sbOu, $50 mites from
land. At S:3D O'Clock last Tueslay ns the
steamer WA pitching and tumbting in q
heavy hrad neA u white bird waA Eeon to
alipNt on IL" ht"RmeT'H main truck. The
engineer fired rny"fnl sholA ~ H.. each
pho' going wild" !ot the mark, however.
Shortly after the Bird iltw IRON III" main
to the inrs truck, and on "Wednesday
morning ie returned 20 iIiE first love tho
main truck. When daylight cuin. IL
waH anfn that tho Mraugs visitor wAs n
pur" whit" owl, Of thn snowy H~prCica, COM
mon In North America aud Northern En-.
rope. Steward CInbrrn determined to
catch the owl, ard IN otter Of tlvs nlillinya
Was enough Il fnoHtt one Of the iirsm"n
to climb tho maat md BPCuIo tho prize.
Onco on dec. II ntM lIhG0vorDd that nm
unnpnally iInU PpErica Of the owl family
had been captured, momurInx four ind a
half feet from tip 10 tip.
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= WONDERFUL PHENOMENON.
zhc Celebrated "Wnlkiur ,,,,, 49,.
why axe Keeps G0inu-N Warn"
A Ing In Osin. N"Fus

~ NNNNN
az Mttt Grovc, Ind, tiyes John s,,d,-
s sae alklng Man." In, 1854 no felt muscu.
tr anu nervous exhaustion, a strnnrc r".t-
sesshGss, Hcneral'tncaslncss md lilo All
rIenni 10 could get was BY constant wntt,,nS
. tWenty.eight months lle has trninncd +;
IG'tc.S nfound and around his house. rssts
ms, UI '9ur nours eaol, day, md 1t il esti.
circumference Of tho globe lie h"s n Al
~ S,aGted universal attention, been visIt"S
~ nunnrcds OF curiosity scckors. and
nus really become q public cl,nrnr,nr' liz III.
aesvousncss las shown itself in wailinr.
vsuu. Peoples nervousness ncts In nthcs
,maya. sometimes tho person ia rest.
cnh. .semo!os, Inns nervous head.
z loss Of appetite. Inability to sIc st'i, sorn,.
podlngs, and general exhaustion. AZ athcr
sGI n !rritaoility, pcovishhess and fauit.
nnoihS are fell aud itiu ia a fearful
tsial. When these things cons m .nma.
snihS must 20 done, or this %nerynusncn.
Wul !eao 70 insomnia, insanity, or Inath' :.
cas'a peopie uiko morphlae, opium, or mai.
\ IN, Nv lucy only dcndcn tho nerves for
ct Nature d little, and Natur S'u its ~, - ,s M
sestorc tho ncrve.tissuo md bring heaith
modern scientists have proven I'M ,hoea
- nothing for this purpose c1ual to MR.
shMs'ts, anu no spirits 80 relInblo nnd valu.
ebie az Duhy's Puro Malt Whlskoy. An
authority, on this subject, being no iess tban
we Wel.known DR.. Caldwell, who treats
only nervous diseases, snys: '0"N'
In typhoid and nervous exhaustion 7 ,,rov =,
q remedy a.l 70 approach or equal Dui1y i"I rupa
~ mtn'skey 70 bridge over u crisis or mend
~ tniaeaiate danger. This may be said o. airoosoi
- nh fSnS.aa, were u not tho fact that many OF our
Mhlakies nto SO sophisticated. These ln1nrit,cs
40 10 mo Duty's Pure Malt whiskey entirely
. truo tonic, 49, '"''' 'nnulAA.
John U. CALDWELL, NJ. D., Neurolort..
ION. Charles at, baltimore, Md,
All people have nervous exhaustIon nj
Smes, but only those who aro careless per.
Elt " 70 continue. Whom II does Continue
It runs Into tho worst known troubles.
which make life u burden and death a ro.
Hei. People who allow this arc alone TO
blame, for tt Is comparatively easy 10 over.
Come, and can DO absolutely controlled. Hy
!he use Or tho puro sttmulant (but not In.
toxlcant) above named, these fearful thinrs
may DO avoided, and health and hapniucss
succeed 10 sickness and misery.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-22

Arc ninoig tho most Formidable known. diabetes,
lsriQht's dIscWo, gfnycl, and "'h"r complaints OF
tho urinary organs. arr mt ordinarily cured IN ~.
vtta eases, bat .hcF mAy he a'tfsv, t,y Timely
medication. A useful sImnIRut Of tho urinary
GLAND, has cvur been found In lI,r;u,trr's ptprnCh
~litt'rs, II m@ilclnn which not only affords tho
rtlu,N,o Mlm9'us -hen they hacoLc ~IunctIyc,
Int inctcanoa their vIgor and secretly" bower. ~
Increasing tho activity Of tho k~iincy. Mud l,lrd,ct.
IN. mrllrlns bns tho additional effect ni ripslJInr
itnm thu hloWi Impurities which II /. tho PECULIAR
once NJ tliO.c Otgans 10 eliminate ani i,a,s on,
Tia n!tter /. nl.OR purifier aud .trmngti,nnnt ni
The bnwcih. All InvigntAnt Of tho stomach, AMI a
matt,itiaa remedy ha bill"isn,ss aud Ays, and
sgio, II nTuntsiaclsa tendency In premature do.
cay, aud suSuitM and c0miJtN tliu RgWi aud inttm,
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HOMES FOR THE PEOPLE,
Here Is the Second of the Series, Ncat,
Comfortable mud Chrap.J

Soultorthule nhu Cheap
There is something very attractive in
the general aspect Of the house design
published to-day. The broad yeranda is
an institution to enjoy the fresh air, pro.
tected from the summer sun. The inte-
rior arrangement is good, aud designed
Tor comfort. The kitchen is a small de.
tached building in the rear.
"A fireplace heater in the parlor or
d%lning.room easily warns tho three bed.
rooms up stairs. II detached kitchen Is
not wanted the library can be- turnsd into
a kitchen, or q small, inexpensive sddi.
ton can be built in the rear for a kitchen,
a cellar under the dininy-room with
strong plank walls will cost SIS additional;
under the whole house with brick walls,
$3.50.
The ipainter'S specifications call for the
body Of the first story to be painted light
brown; shingles on the sides treated with
crude petroleum; the roof stained red ;
trimmings olive; but these colors can BIZ
modified or entirely changed to suit the
taste Of the owner.
S!zs OF structure: Front, 50 feet, in
GLIDING veranda. Side, 40 feet, including
verands and bay.window.
sizs OF rooms: See floor plans.
Height OF stories: First story, 10 feet;
second story, 9 feet.
Materials: Foundation, wood posts set
in concrete or brick piers; first story.
c!apboarda; second story, shingles; roof,
%shingles.
Cost: $500 to $500 complete, except
heater.
The above design (called No. l72) was
furnished us for publication by the Co.
Operative Building Plan Association, a
largo firm Of Architects doing business at
l9l Broad way, New York, who make a
specially OF county and suburban work,
being able to furnish the drawings and
specifications for more than three hun
bred different designs. mostly OF low and
moderate cost. They invite correspond
ence from all intending builders, how
ever distant. They will send their la.es.
publication lcslled Shoppsll's Modern
Houses No. s. containing more than fifty
designs, on receipt OF 81.
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The hest aalve in tho world for cuse,
bruiacs, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, lever
sores. tester, ch@ppcd hands, chi!hlaIns,
cornB, md att akin e%rnptions, md posi-.
lively cnres pilee, or no pay required. II
Ia guaranteed to give perfect sntislac,ion
or money refunded. Frico % cents pei
box. For sale by logan < Co.
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tpiti

and reliable Medicines are tho beat 10 Go.
pend upon. Acxer's Blood Elixir has
been proacribsa Tor years for all imrnri.
ties Of the Blood. In every form OF Scroll.
ulous, syphilitic or Mcrcurinl diseasca, It
ia Invaluable. For Rheumatism, las nc
equal. Logan & Ca. am! G. Menke.
mpllGr. 10
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II You

would enjoy your dinner and are prevent.
ed by d%ispepsia, use Acker'a Dyspepsia
tablets. They are a positive cure for dys-
pepaia, indigestion, ~tiatulency and consti-
patton. We guarantee them. % and so
cents. Logan L Co. and O. Menke-
meller.
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will cnru any diseased Scalp or Skin. At
Druggists. AT Drug Store OF McLain
BROS. rTbAs
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Mr.. Whistler says that the vulgar herd
uses pots and pans. The cultured herd
does not eat, VIC presume.
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Dry Goods.

INV ioEK, March g.-Ictweca the new MIR.
cha,es H1h tho execution OF old engagements the
business with agents was Of large py9poytlous.
Win !obbers a good trade was In progress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-03-22
DR. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS

VIII cure Diseases CT the Kidneys. Gravel, elect,
striCtnIes. AMI Nil Urinary and U.cthtnl p!scAS =,
Nervous and Physical Debility. Fen inRl weakness,
in.4 Of vlZGr, Premature Decline In .Msp. Early
lmr4y, lnIotcncy caused by eiror oi youth. ~.
ewes, &c. Syphlli4 IL AL iu forms. so'c threat
and nt.e. ulcers. cruption<, scrululA, iett"r, snlt
rheum. ard AL blood and skin tiscW"s, FG,nAl.
Weakness -Tcfiiy ctEcf, ti0nafrhta cured tn
three days. Price sim. sold In Wheeling. y. Va.
by + +. BOCkISG, Druggist. sent BY mail sealed.
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FINANCE n TRADE.
Tho Features Of the Money and stock
Markets.

mhfketa,
NEW YoRk. March 2l.-Money on call cay a,
fAao per cent, closing at 3 rer cent. Primo mcr.
camille pape, not quoted. Sterling exchange dull
but steady at 81 s3Aai s6A.
RAILROAD boHDs-Dull. Sales 81. 83l.m,
GOVERNMENT BoSDs-Tctc dull and steady,
STATE BoSDs-wcre dull and steady.
The new week on the Stock Exchange 0lrppsl
Without change In the speculative stocks. and The
market was Rgain dull and leatu re!ess with trans.
acsiors rc;Aining the same professional character.
inc opening wS tame and embarrassing, but
fairly steady. with trst prices showing only slIrht
changes, which Were Hh0ni equally divides! Le.
tween gains and losses. The market was heavy in
the early trading. Reading. however, being decii.
edly, weak, although the loses recorded wrro
iot fractions only. There WAS a slight recovery
lhtc! IN The At! hour, and For. Worth 4 Denver
advanced l per ceht. The market then became
steady, but remained extremely dull. though the
general stsgnAtlon Was relieved by q spntt ia TtI.
az Il Pacific during the afternoon. There was an.
other period q hesstness In the last hour and tie
market closed rather heavy and dull. The active
siocks arc generally lower this evening, hui de.
cilhe- 10 no case exceed y per cont, while among
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